On Thu, 2007-29-03 at 10:37 +0200, Jan Christoph Nordholz wrote:
> In this case the default assumption is that mounting will work with arbitrary
> usernames and without password. Maybe that assumption should be reduced so
> that only a passwordless GUEST login is expected - does
> 
> ] mountopts="$mountopts,guest"
> 
> to the else clause of the $credfile test fix your permission problem?

Hi Jan, thanks again. I expected this would fix my permission problem,
but it didn't. Apparently there's a difference between how Ubuntu's
default Samba configuration handles cifs and smb:

https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/samba/+bug/98658

While:

ket% sudo mount.smb //mog.local/share /mnt -o guest

- does work,

ket% sudo mount.cifs //mog.local/share /mnt

- and -

ket% sudo mount.cifs //mog.local/share /mnt -o guest

- don't : (

I assume that if I could get mount.cifs working without a credfile,
auto.smb would also work. Thanks for walking me through this problem
Jan, but unless you have any additional suggestions I'd say the problem
is with our Ubuntu Samba server.

Jack

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